Sentence examples for becomes tremendously difficult from inspiring English sources
It becomes tremendously difficult for extremists to recruit people if they can't convince them that they have some moral high ground, and by going directly to the Muslim people and being honest with them, President Obama has a chance of regaining the moral high ground in the eyes of the Muslim world.
... The atmosphere for cultural activities and journalism would become tremendously more difficult.
Then the tool becomes tremendously complicated, explicitness has to be kept within limits... (FG2).
They've become tremendously good corporate citizens".
Actually Poundland has become tremendously tidy and well-organised.
Environment-friendly treatment of sewage sludge has become tremendously important.
Absinthe became tremendously popular throughout Europe in the 19th century.
Pedrolino became tremendously popular in later French pantomimes as the naive and appealing Pierrot.
By declaring herself to be open to change, she has become tremendously powerful.
Over the past decade, these computer programs have become "tremendously more sophisticated," said Stephen Lord of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
So he has become tremendously popular among the masses.
